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This Cotswold home is tucked away in the quiet town of Charlbury. We love the peaceful garden here – perfect for children and dogs – which boasts a small summer house so you can enjoy the greenery whatever the weather. Inside, the double-height living room has a log burner for cosy nights in and some of the bedrooms can be set up as doubles or twins to suit your group. Location-wise, you’re a seven-mile drive from the market towns of Witney and Chipping Norton, and you’ll find a choice of local pubs in town – ideal for a well-deserved pint after a walk in the countryside. Your host Nick has worked very hard to ensure this home is as eco as possible including solar panels, triple glazed windows, underfloor heating, a clover lawn which sequesters carbon and even sustainable toiletries. A beautiful home thats also kind to nature - the perfect stay for the environmentally conscious. 

The Sustainable House

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Tucked down a quiet lane in the charming town of Charlbury, this honey-coloured bolthole is the perfect size for two. Comfort is at the forefront here, there’s a wood-burning stove that keeps both the lounge and kitchen-diner toasty, underfloor heating to warm toes after long rambles through the countryside and a super king size bed to fall into when you’re all worn out. Outside, a courtyard festooned with wildflowers is the perfect spot for lunches of Double Gloucester cheese and hunks of sourdough bread, picked up from the Farmers’ Market held every second Saturday. Pull on your walking boots and follow the Finstock and Evenlode Walk, a picturesque five-mile loop that starts in the centre of town and passes the Cornbury Park Estate. And when all of that rambling becomes thirsty work, the Bull Inn pub is less than five minutes from your doorstep – stick around for the Sunday roast and chocolate fondant tart. 

Ivy & Crown

Single-Level Home

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Hidden away in the Oxfordshire countryside, this home provides a welcoming retreat for those in search of peace, relaxation and beautiful woodland walks. Set across one floor, the rooms are cosy and family-friendly with plenty of space to socialise in the open-plan living room. There is also a private garden with a terrace and barbecue – perfect for warm-weather dining. And when it comes to local produce, you’ll be spoiled for choice thanks to the close proximity to Diddly Squat Farm Shop and Daylesford Organic – both just a short drive away. 

Fields & Flowers

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If a chocolate-box cottage in a charming Cotswold town is what you’re after, then look no further than this Grade II listed, 17th-century abode. Situated in pretty Charlbury, the place is surrounded by glorious countryside – and more importantly, it’s a three-minute walk to the pub. Follow a bridleway that runs alongside the river to Ditchley Park or set out on the five-mile Finstock and Evenlode loop. Come home wind-whipped and worn-out to a cosy sitting room with wood-burning stove. Light the fire and hunker down as a private chef, booked via your fantastic host, gets to work in the kitchen. Should your aching muscles need a little attention, request for an expert massage therapist to treat you to an indulgent pamper session. When it’s sunny out, spend your afternoons relaxing on the patio as the barbecue expectedly sizzles in preparation for long, lazy lunches. At the end of another idyllic day, retreat to quiet bedrooms for a peaceful sleep in sumptuous beds. 

The Village Charmeur

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When you think of a cottage in the Cotswolds, you’re likely imagining this very home. It was recently refurbished, so the cottage has retained its original wood beams and stone walls, but is now a picture of comfort and cosiness. 

You’ll wake up in the morning feeling refreshed after a great night’s sleep – your host knows how important these things are so has equipped the bedrooms with room-darkening shades and oh-so-comfortable bedding. Family breakfasts can be enjoyed around the long dining table while you decide how to spend your day. 

You might like to spend your mornings exploring further afield. The pretty villages of the Cotswolds are dotted all around, so you don’t have to drive far to find a picturesque scene. Blenheim Palace is a thirteen-minute drive, and you can hop on a train to Oxford and be there in twenty-nine minutes. 

The cottage is in the market town of Charlbury, which boasts three pubs and a great park. There’s a library with a great children’s section and a charming cafe, so your rainy days are sorted. This is a wonderfully family-friendly home – the host has even created a dressing-up box for little ones. 

When the sun shines you can sit out on the patio while the kids play on the lawn. When it turns chillier you might move inside to curl up around the wood-burning stove. Play board games, sip wine, and relax. This is what holidays are all about. 


Stone Cottage

Are you looking for the perfect Cotswold bolthole? This home in Charlbury could be it. Let us give you a tour. First of all, the pretty courtyard garden is ideal for an alfresco meal or evening drink. Inside, there’s a cosy, warm and inviting living room with ochre yellow walls. Gather around the log burner effect fire when the weather turns chilly and read one of the classic books or play a game with the pack of cards here. 

Upstairs, we love the views from the master bedroom over the charming street with its higgledy-piggledy Cotswold stone houses. This home is just the ticket for a couple looking for a romantic countryside break or a family with a child.

Situated in the gorgeous Evenlode Valley, Charlbury is surrounded by beautiful Cotswold countryside. There are so many lovely walks to enjoy, including one along the River Evenlode to Ditchley Park. Hikers can also take advantage of the Oxfordshire Way, which passes through the town. For everyday needs, there’s a convenience store 300 metres away. A farmer’s market is also held quarterly on the 2nd Saturday in March, June, September, and December. 

Or pop to the local deli, just a one-minute walk from this home. It’s the same distance to the pub, a 16th-century coaching inn if you fancy a hearty meal or just a drink. Other attractions in the area include Blenheim Palace, which is 11 kilometres from this adorable cottage.





A Charming Countryside Home

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If you're visiting the Cotswolds – whether for the first time or as a seasoned expert – it's almost mandatory to stay in one of the area's charming limestone cottages. Lucky for you, Butterfly Hill is just that and more. This three-story, seventeenth-century home sits on a quiet road that stretches from the centre of the small market town of Charlbury and boasts beautifully preserved original features, as well as all-modern appliances and amenities for a luxurious yet comforting trip to the Cotswolds. Adorned with the owner's personal objets d’art from their many trips to Africa, Brown's Cottage is an ode to its owners and all those who enjoy travel and exploration. Make sure you pack your best walking shoes – the area is filled with beautiful country walks and charming pubs that are waiting to be discovered.

The Charming Retreat

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Nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, this sprawling farmhouse is what rural getaways are all about. There’s plenty of room for the whole family here, including furry friends who’ll be desperate to join you on a long walk through bucolic Oxfordshire. Of course, the weather may not always be on your side, but when it is, the garden is the perfect place to unwind, boasting long picnic tables and a barbecue for dining alfresco. And if you’re in for a spot of rain, there’s a seat by the wood burner with your name on it.

A Farmer's Delight

Looking at this townhouse's handsome Costwold stone facade and large sash windows, it's plain to see that the building has been around for a fair while. Indeed, it's probably no surprise to hear that the address dates back to the 17th century and is Grade-II listed.

By comparison, the interior is a lot more contemporarily styled, give or take a few patches of the original stonework and wooden ceiling beams. Wander about the three storeys and you'll find a large handcrafted shaker kitchen, a cosy living room arranged around a wood-burner and a chic collection of bedrooms and bathrooms. Those fond of a long soak will be particularly happy to note that there are four bathtubs into which to sink back after a day in the great outdoors.

The outside space is rather impressive, too. Out through the bi-fold doors, there are a wealth of spaces in which to enjoy bursts of warm weather, whether that's sunbathing on the lawn, dining at the far end of the garden or clinking glasses in the lounge area on one of the tiered terraces.

In the local town of Charlbury, you'll find a couple of pubs and restaurants to keep appetites satisfied, while there are plenty of walking and cycling routes that start nearby that show off the splendour of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The city of Oxford is only forty minutes away by car as well in case you fancy a complete change of scenery.

The Cotswold Rose

This Grade II listed home happens to be one of the oldest buildings in Charlbury. And while some parts may date back to the 1400s, the rest has been thoughtfully curated to inspire optimum comfort and relaxation. Set across three floors, the rooms are cosy and well-suited to families. It’s worth noting there are low ceilings on the top floor, but you will find an abundance of charm and a luxurious roll-top bath. There is also a walled courtyard with a charcoal barbecue, and your host can arrange sweet extras like hampers and food boxes. From here, it’s just a short stroll to the nearest shops and pubs, while hiking trails can be found within easy reach. 

The Ship's Timbers

This beautiful Cotswold home is full of surprises. With spectacular far-reaching views from the garden and heaps of space inside, this home has it all – and is perfect for family groups. The breathtaking open-plan kitchen and dining area has a potted tree at its centre and skylights above, making it an excellent spot for family feasts. There are wood-burning stoves and two cosy living rooms, and the bedrooms are all as comfortable as can be. You’ll be perfectly placed to explore the Cotswolds in the village of Leafield, just a short drive from bustling Burford. 

Ashworth House

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After many years unoccupied, this former barn was treated to a complete revamp in the late 2010s. Today, a remarkable home awaits guests visiting rural Oxfordshire. Huge glass walls and stark white walls mean that the space feels immediately bright and inviting, while there's a superb mix of modern touches and more homely furnishings — bold pieces of artwork and the sleek grey kitchen sit quite happily alongside deep red rugs and picnic baskets repurposed as coffee tables.

Out through the glass doors, there's a charming walled garden complete with a lawn, patio and neat plant beds. Bat boxes and an owl loft have also been incorporated into the property to help the local wildlife. If you fancy a little more nature-spotting, there are plenty of walking routes throughout the surrounding Blenheim Estate. The city of Oxford takes around twenty-five minutes to reach in the car, too.

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This house is perfectly placed to discover The Cotswolds' wildlife and natural attractions. Ideally positioned a few miles from Chipping Norton and on the doorstep of riverside trails, you'll be able to explore to your heart’s content. The interiors encompass that cosiness you might hope of a rural retreat, with a family-friendly kitchen and two living spaces. The second bedroom offers flexible sleeping arrangements – just ask your host in advance whether you’d like a double or two singles. And after a day of rambling, you’ll enjoy a soak in the garden’s hot tub. If cooking isn’t on the cards, you’re just a short stroll from a local pub.

The River Retreat

Nestled in the picturesque Oxfordshire countryside, this beautiful cottage offers a dreamy escape for families and groups of friends seeking tranquillity. The cottage dates back to the 17th century, so you’ll spot original features alongside contemporary decor. This is a comfortable, cosy home, equipped with a splendid kitchen, a wood-burning stove, and an elegant freestanding bathtub. Its star feature is undoubtedly the garden, a vision of blooms with plenty of alfresco seating. There’s a pub at the end of the lane, and you’ll also be within easy reach of pretty Chipping Norton. 

Cottage Blooms

Located on the edge of the historic Cornbury Park Estate, this detached home with its honey-hued exterior is quintessentially Cotswolds. We love the garden with its terrace, a lawn perfect for picnics or family games and views of the countryside. Inside has all the character you’d expect, including wooden beams and an inglenook fireplace – there’s an elegant living room and a cosy snug too. When you want to explore, nearby attractions include Fairytale Farm, Charlbury's dining options, and Blenheim Palace. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just need a getaway, this home has everything you need and more for a fantastic reunion with family or friends.

Cotswold Sanctuary

This charming refurbished barn conversion is perfect for those wanting to explore the English countryside from a comfortable base. This home has everything you need for a restful break. 

The house can be found tucked away amid the rolling countryside of the Cotswolds, just outside of the ancient village of Shipton under Wychwood. A twenty-minute stroll will take you to the heart of the pretty village, while a ten-minute drive will get you to Chipping Norton and Burford. There’s no shortage of cosy pubs to call into, whether you’re after a post-hike pint or are on the hunt for a Sunday roast. 

Back at the cottage, curl up with a book in front of the log burner and feel the stresses of daily life melt away. This is the ideal place for taking a break – you can’t help but relax if the only sound you can hear is the gentle crackle of a fire. Sipping a glass of wine helps, too. 


Around The Wood Burner

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This home is just as charming as the idyllic town in which it sits. The interior eschews minimalism for full-on floral patterns, characterful pieces of botanical artwork and vintage-inspired furnishings — can you honestly say you weren't happy to see that four-poster bed?

While the kitchen may be on the smaller side and lacks a hob, oven or cooking facilities, fortunately, there are plenty of restaurants in Woodstock, from a brasserie to less formal pubs. In addition, Blenheim Palace and its surrounding parkland can be entered in three mintues' walk from your front door. Further afield, the walking routes and viewpoints of the Cotswolds AONB can be reached easily in the car.

Masterpiece

Sitting on the edge of the Cotswolds, this pet-friendly barn conversion overlooks the River Windrush water meadows. While some spots of this home have reduced privacy, including the mezzanine bedroom and an en-suite bathroom with two access points, we love the open-concept living space for casual itinerary planning. The complimentary starter pack and baby travel equipment offer bonuses, but there are gaps in the garden fence which makes supervision necessary. With ample parking, ticking Blenheim Palace and the Bodleian Library off your bucket list is easy.

Windrush Whispers

Enter a realm of Cotswolds charm in the picturesque village of Sandford St Martin. This stone cottage invites you to indulge in the essence of the Cotswolds with a blend of original character and modern appeal. The rustic kitchen features a gas AGA and beckons you to try out those recipes you’ve been saving. In the living room, you'll find a wood-burning stove and shelves overflowing with curated art and vintage books – perfect for cosy nights at home after a walk around the Great Tew Estate. Upstairs (be prepared to navigate the original staircase), find respite in the elegant bedrooms and enjoy a soak in the freestanding tub. During the summer months, you can spend mornings with a cup of coffee in the walled courtyard and evenings with a glass of pet nat.

The Bread Oven

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Experience the Cotswolds like a local by staying in this Grade II-listed cottage in the heart of Woodstock. Just a stone's throw from Blenheim Palace and a fifteen-minute drive from Soho Farmhouse, this may be the peaceful Oxfordshire countryside, but there's so much to see and do. While many similar properties have had their original features removed or just covered up, The Bowler Hat presents a very authentic look, with lots of added stylish touches. Cosy up in from of a wood-burning stove or soak your troubles away in the sumptuous roll-top bath. The kitchen may look rustic but it's actually modernised and well-equipped – perfect to rustle up a feast to be enjoyed alfresco in your private sunny courtyard, British weather allowing.

The Bowler Hat

This stylish apartment takes up the top two floors of a Georgian terrace house right in the centre of Woodstock. Step out of your front door and you’ll find yourself in the heart of this pretty Cotswold town. The Town Hall is across the way and the ancient market square opens up before you. Inside, it's been recently refurbished to provide a perfect blend of old meets new. The living area is flooded with light from the large sash windows and the colour palette is all-natural tones – think dove greys, dusty pinks, oak beams and sand-coloured exposed stone. There are flashes of inspiration throughout, from the backlit living room shelves to the exquisite Italian marble bath. This is a characterful home with real attention to detail and quality throughout. It's a fitting place to stay if you’re visiting Blenheim Palace or the other local attractions. 

The Vanbrugh

From the outside, Lovell has that classic look of old-world Cotswolds, with its yellow limestone walls and climbing wisteria, while inside your host has supplemented the home’s original features with super-contemporary furnishings. With a double-sided wood burner separating two sitting rooms, and an outdoor dining space, you’ll be covered in all seasons. The home sits in the historic part of a typically quaint Cotswold village, right on the edge of  Wychwood National Nature Reserve. Walk for a few minutes and you have a terrific country pub, a church, a spa, and a lovely fishing spot on the River Windrush.


Rose by Moonlight

Looking for an unusual Cotswolds’ home? Look no further than this charming apartment, located in a former bank in the town of Woodstock, within walking distance of Winston Churchill's birthplace at Blenheim Palace.

From the moment you step inside, it feels luxurious – apt for a former financial building – with high-quality furniture and a serene, modern style complimenting original features like leaded windows and Victorian-style radiators. We were particularly struck by the lofty, open-plan living space, which is flooded with light, thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows, and has a sofa so wide and inviting you'll be hard pushed not to fall asleep on it while watching a movie on the 50-inch Smart TV. Also notable for its comfort is the super-king bed in the master bedroom with its crisp, white sheets and rose-gold bed frame. 

The home's location is a bonus too: Woodstock is charming, with plenty of boutique shops, galleries and cafes. Aside from Blenheim Palace, local sights include Daylesford Organic, Soho Farmhouse and the Burford Garden company, all within a thirty-minute drive, and the city of Oxford is just ten minutes away. This is a great stay you can bank on.


The Churchill

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Part of a former bank that was built next to Woodstock Town Hall back in the early twentieth century, we think this newly renovated apartment is a pretty sound investment. The interior benefits from large sash windows that let in oodles of natural light, while there's a distinct mid-century inspiration with the furnishings — our favourite being the Art Deco sideboard on which the Smart TV sits. The bedrooms are both large and finished in a relaxing palette of muted greys, while the master bathroom is a sleek treat, especially the tub after a long day exploring all that Oxfordshire has to offer. The sprawling grounds and stately home of Blenheim Park can be reached in just three minutes on foot, while the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is right on your doorstep and isn't short of breathtaking hiking routes to follow.

The Spencer

This delightful family home can be found in the quiet village of Church Hanborough, perfectly positioned for exploring Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds. There are pubs a mile away, and attractions including Blenheim Palace within easy reach. This home is ideal for families and groups of friends, as there’s lots of room for spending time together – though, with just one bathroom, you may need to coordinate shower slots. We love the open-plan living and dining space, which opens onto a pretty apple-tree-filled garden. 

Oak & Thyme

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This home's architecture, interiors and refined furnishings all share a charming rural feel, but its five acres of beautiful landscaped gardens, filled with topiary, sculptures and lily-padded ponds, tell the tale of Granada's ancient Alhambra fortress. It's a design paradox that we just love. Set in the quaint village of Kingham, there's plenty of great pubs, restaurants and woodland footpaths nearby – you're perfectly placed for exploring the sprawling Cotswolds from this pretty cottage. Upon arrival, recharge your batteries with a hearty meal in the bright and airy dining area, benefitting from soaring ceilings and windows that flood the room with light. Cosy up with a good book around the exposed stone hearth fireplace or knock up few light bites in the modern kitchen with exposed beams overhead. While its rustic features add interest, the heated indoor pool and Turkish Hammam really steal the show – treat yourself to a morning dip, before exploring the gardens or sporting your finest whites on the tennis court. With so much to see and do around the home, we just know you'll run out of time at this peaceful oasis. 

Alhambra

Quintessential village life is on your doorstep at this 17th-century thatched cottage set in the heart of Great Tew. A great option for two families or couples wanting to holiday together without overcrowding each other, the bedrooms and the two family bathrooms are set apart via separate staircases for a little extra privacy. While downstairs, the free-flowing living space with an impressive inglenook open fire is all about socialising – as is the enclosed, private garden with a terrace for alfresco mealtimes. Ready to dip your toes into village life? Great Tew’s cafes and pubs are just an amble away over the village green. Or jump in the car to iconic Chipping Norton – just a six-mile drive.

Cotswold & Co.

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Nestled in the picturesque village of Long Hanborough, this cottage is an ideal base for a family stay in the Cotswolds. With views across Blenheim Park from the bedrooms, it’s impossible not to relax here. We love the conservatory, a tranquil spot for evening meals, and the garden is perfect for relaxing with a good book in the summer months. With a whole host of eateries in the village and surrounding area, dining out is sure to be on the menu, and for days out with the family, nearby Blenheim Palace and the Cotswolds Wildlife Park are must-sees. 

A Walk in the Cotswolds

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Set within the rolling hills of Blenheim Palace Park is this luxurious Cotswolds cottage. It’s a unique opportunity to stay in the grounds of one of the most spectacular stately homes in Britain (and the birthplace of none other than Winston Churchill). Perfect for a family getaway, the kids will be entertained by endless nature, plus the zip line, trampoline, and swing. The adults will feel relaxed and removed from the hustle and bustle. Sit around the fireplace and sip a glass of wine, or head out for a glorious walk with the family to Blenheim Palace. Oxford’s only a fifteen-minute drive away too. As the day nears an end, watch the wildlife from your window as the sun sets on the day. 

Deery Me

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A visit to an area as beautiful as the Cotswolds deserves accommodation that's just as easy on the eye and this recently renovated home on the edge of Kingham more than fits the bill.

On the ground level, there are not just one, but two living rooms, each filled with comfy furnishings and framed artwork, and one with a wood-burning fireplace to curl up next to during the cooler months. The open-concept kitchen-dining area is a contemporary take on the traditional farmhouse kitchen, with a blue range cooker and sleek wooden surfaces. 

Look out the huge glass doors in this space and you'll see the home's walled garden, which has plenty of seating for alfresco gatherings, plus a barbecue and fire pit so festivities can continue into the evening. When you're ready to explore, there's no shortage of scenic walking routes and quaint villages to explore in the surrounding Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The home itself is situated on a quiet lane which trails into a bridle path at the edge of the village. A fifteen minute stroll this way brings you to Daylesford Organic and the Bamford Wellness Spa, where you can find both organic produce and some well-deserved rest and relaxation. Even closer to home you'll find two of the village's highly acclaimed gastropubs, the Wild Rabbit and the Kingham Plough, just a five-minute walk away. A five-minute drive will take you to Diddly Squat Farm Shop, and a twenty-minute drive will take you to the renowned Soho Farmhouse.

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